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Islamic State is not involved in the battle for Aleppo, although it holds sway in some of its countryside areas.

In some ways, the authority was emulating its rival, the Islamic militant group Hamas, which regularly holds mass weddings for poor people in Gaza, where it holds sway.

But if Davis is no Richards, Texas is also not what it was when Richards held sway in the early 1990s.

Yet in the end Federer's greater variety held sway, as it did last night.

But it was the Turnesas who held sway on the golf courses around Elmsford.

The latter were supplanted about 800 ce by the Chandelas, who by the 11th century held sway over a large territory between the Yamuna and Narmada rivers.

IT HARDLY seemed possible that the man had held sway over politics and media for so long.

This idea held sway for many years, before it too was revealed to be an oversimplification of how genetic information is transferred [ 3].

That erroneous idea held sway on the Supreme Court in the 1930s before it was discredited.

That rule was reinstated in 1977 and held sway for twenty years, and many acts still voluntarily cleave to it.

So it might come as a surprise to Britons to see how far their country has held sway in Brussels.